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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Nice, so glad that it support for Chinese!
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
I think it's javascript must-watch videos
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Awesome! I've just posted this comment in Breach browser!! I hope that I can open a atom editor directly by some short cut (e.g. cmd + m)!
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
I was wondering whether it supports other front-end framework or not.
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
And no Amazon as well!
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Google, Microsoft, IBM Collaborate To Make Managing Docker Containers Easier(techcrunch.com)
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
No, as a full stack web developer, I use node.js so that I don't need to switch between js and php frequently.
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Agree +1. Icons only and tooltips when hovering make more senses to me. Or at least the main contents shouldn't shift when I hover the sidebars
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Nice work! Can it also show the number of the comments?
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
It almost collects all the packages I've ever used. Nice list!
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
I'm now a full stack web developer (by meteor). With Famo.us and Phongap I can now easily to build a cross-browser html5 app with native-like UI. In my opinion, it's the future of agile development, especially for startups.
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Cool! That's the tool I always need!
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Awesome. Kind of an interactive book. I can just read those what I need easily.
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
My favorites are jade and stylus, which are also hot!
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Awesome! Will be more 386-like if I can use the arrow keys to control the navigator ;)
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Looks really clean and nice. And ... It's responsive!! Awesome!
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
What about the latest problem? Should we get the function work only after you update the solution databases?
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
This is really awesome. And the search bar works well!
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Is it a Business as a Service? Seems it'll integrate lots of SaaS such like Shopify, Weebly, ...etc
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
So I can code without disruption now lol
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
The author of numpy is making the next generation numpy, blaze ( http://blaze.pydata.org/docs/index.html ). There're also many python project, such like numexpr, blz, numpy aim to boost scientific computing in pytho
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by waitingkuo 12y ago
Time to rewrite some of my dirty command-line programs
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by waitingkuo 13y ago
It announces two week later. But Sketch is onsale this week...
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by waitingkuo 13y ago
Currently, we can use * to multiply two numpy matrix. We'll have two choices, * and @, to do the matrix multiply things in numpy. Is it pythonic? Or should we deprecate * ?
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by waitingkuo 13y ago
It's time for me to switch to python3! btw, I can't wait for the matrix multiplication operator which might be released in python3.5.
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by waitingkuo 13y ago
Is it possible to hold a foundation to help people upgrade from ie7?
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by waitingkuo 13y ago
Happy new year :)
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by waitingkuo 13y ago
Wow, I can use hjkl to move my cursor !!!
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by waitingkuo 13y ago
I think most designer even don't know how to install vagrant or virtualbox and how to use command-line. In my opinion, it might be better to provide another tutorial for pure designers.
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by waitingkuo 13y ago
Most Udacity courses use Python, but seems this data science series will use R. Python also has lots of data analysis tool. Just wonder why they are choosing R.

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